Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts MPs amid revelations that Peter Mandelson failed UK security vetting before his US ambassadorial appointment, raising questions about transparency and accountability in government.
The innovative Preston model, a leftwing economic experiment in Lancashire, faces potential dismantling if Reform UK gains control in upcoming local elections, with council leader Matthew Brown warning little would survive.
Keir Starmer confronts a pivotal week as opposition leaders demand his resignation over the mishandling of Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment. A minister admits errors in the vetting process.
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has defended anti-protest laws struck down by the state's highest court, calling them rational, as critics slam his stance as an attack on judiciary independence.
Former January 6 committee member Elaine Luria expresses confidence as Democrats aim to flip House control, citing voter concerns over Trump administration policies and securing key endorsements in competitive Virginia district.
Legal experts warn that Pam Bondi's non-appearance at a congressional hearing and Todd Blanche's ambiguous remarks suggest a full accounting of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes may never be revealed, stalling accountability.
Following recent arson attacks on synagogues in London, Jewish communities express growing fear and isolation, calling for stronger allyship and police action against antisemitism.
Documents reveal Simon Case advised Keir Starmer to complete security vetting for Peter Mandelson before announcing US ambassador appointment, as scandal over failed vetting deepens.
The political controversy surrounding Peter Mandelson's failed security clearance as US ambassador involves complex national security acronyms and parliamentary procedures. Here's what you need to know about DV, UKSV, and the humble address motion.
Housing Secretary Steve Reed warns voters to be careful of Green candidates, claiming the party has welcomed activists expelled from Labour for antisemitism while criticizing Nigel Farage's absence from local constituency meetings.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will address the Commons to admit he inadvertently gave MPs misleading information about Peter Mandelson's failed security vetting before his US ambassador appointment.
Louisiana authorities report a domestic incident in Shreveport where eight children, aged 3 to 11, were fatally shot by Shamar Elkins, who was then killed by police. The tragedy marks the deadliest US mass shooting since early 2024.
Robert F Kennedy Jr's Secretary Kennedy Podcast appears to prioritize Trump administration messaging over specific public health issues, marking a departure from his earlier anti-vaccine advocacy.
Organised crime gangs are infiltrating the NDIS, using intimidation and threats against vulnerable participants to launder money and commit fraud, as revealed in a parliamentary review.
Hungarian Prime Minister Robert Magyar has issued a stark warning to senior Orbán-era appointees, including the president and judicial leaders, demanding their resignation by May 31 or facing removal by the new parliamentary majority.
Keir Starmer faced jeers from opposition MPs as he expressed disbelief that he was not informed about Peter Mandelson's security clearance denial, calling it a failure of accountability.
Westminster City Council is recruiting a Head of Housing Heat Networks with a salary up to £100,000 to oversee heating for 7,000 homes, including the controversial Pimlico system.
A 37-year-old man was stabbed during a fight on Brigstock Road in Thornton Heath, South London. Emergency services responded, and a 40-year-old suspect is in custody for grievous bodily harm and criminal damage.
A trial at the Old Bailey hears that Jahmel Joseph allegedly shot his cousin dead and attempted to kill his brother following an argument at a family wake in Hammersmith.
A suspected arson attack at Kenton United Synagogue in Brent has sparked condemnation from local leaders. Police investigate as Jewish community leaders affirm they 'will not be intimidated' by hate crimes.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny over whether he misled Parliament regarding Lord Peter Mandelson's rushed US ambassador appointment and security vetting failures.
The bishop of Palm Beach, home to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, has publicly condemned the former president for his 'violent' and 'disrespectful' attacks on Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. pope, amid tensions over the Iran war.
New revelations show Peter Mandelson failed initial security vetting before becoming US ambassador, raising serious questions about Prime Minister Keir Starmer's judgment and decision-making process.
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit off Japan's northeastern coast, prompting tsunami warnings of up to 3 meters and causing significant shaking in Tokyo.
Two teenagers, aged 17 and 19, have been arrested in connection with an arson attack at Kenton United Synagogue in Harrow. Police discovered a bottle containing accelerant thrown through a window.
First Minister Eluned Morgan urges Keir Starmer to halt AUKUS radar station work in Pembrokeshire, sparking debate over devolution and foreign policy competence.
Political cartoonist Ella Baron's latest work humorously critiques Keir Starmer's handling of the Peter Mandelson vetting controversy, highlighting tensions within the Labour Party.
Ministers face pressure to share Peter Mandelson's vetting documents with the Intelligence and Security Committee after MPs passed a binding motion for transparency.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny after revelations he was not informed about Peter Mandelson's failed security vetting, raising questions about his control and judgment ahead of a critical parliamentary showdown.
Senator John Kennedy, a longtime Trump supporter, breaks ranks to criticize the president's ongoing conflict with Pope Leo XIV, calling it a distraction from more pressing issues.